Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-25

pIelerreu .l5S ROCK island. 10
Della, Lack.& w 1895 ST. Paul... S75s
Erie. .:,......... 3o15 preferred II
East Tennessee Texas Pacific %
new Stock. 1917 Tenn Goa &Iron AZ
Lake Shore. ..... 9lls Union PaclhG.... $3.50
!'vllle Nash. 604 \. Central go. 66l4
Memphis& Chtr o. Missouri Paciic 1881
Mobile ONO. l5A Western Union 10
Nash a Chatta. s21s
*Bld. ASKED.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. "a, noon Cotton quiet
ana without quotable change in prices: mid
ding uplands 3-l6d middling Orleans
5l6d; sales 10000 bales. Cor speculation and
export 1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales
American 1920.
Futures: Uplands. low mlddliug clause.
January delivery. ll-64d; January and Feb
ruary, 8 ll-64d: February and March. 5 ll-64d;
March and April, 5 u lid; May and June,
l4-64015 l5-54d; June and July, ) l6-64d; July
and August, lS-64d; August ana Septem-
Der, 20 SAD. Market quiet and somewhat
inactive.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
lngs amounted to 1000 bales new dockets and
200 bales old docket.
300 p. m.-The sales to-day included 400
Futures: Uplauds. low mldding clause.
January delivery, ll-64d. sellers; January
and February, l0-6id. buyers; February and
March, lJ-6id, buyers; March and April,
l-64d, Uu ers; April and May, IL -64d, sell
ers: May and June. l5-64d, sci crs; June
and July. l6-6Id. buyers; July and August,
D lS-o4u. Duy6rss August anu september,
20 64d, buyers Fures quot.
4:C0 p. m.-Futures: UDlanGs. low mlddlinQ
clause. January delivery. li-6Id. sellers;
January aud February, l-64d, sellers: Feb
ruary and March. > 1850, sellers; March
and April. 8 l2-64d, sellers: April anu MAY.
lS-64d. buyers; May and June. l5-64d.
sellers; June and July, T-64d, sellers; July
and August. l9-6Id, sellers: August ant
September. 2l-b4d, sellers. Futures closed
steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. d, uoon.-Cotton opened
nrm: middlIng uplands 912c; middling Or
leans ll-luc: sales $50 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
az follows: January delivery. 40c: February.
. Ale; March. 953c; April, 63c; May, 3 73c;
June. 8 SIC.
500 D. m.-Market closed steady; middling
upiands, 80; mIddl,ng Orlean7, H. loo;
sac t9-day t66 bales; net receipts 2SS bales,
gross | 652 bales.
Futures: Market closed steady. with sales
OF $4,000 bales, as follows: January aud Feb
ruary delivery, 8 31Ge9 sc: March, 8 1909 iSc;
May. 8 $500 Csc; August. 9 S9@9 soc; Septem
Ter, 74JlS 16c.
Green x Co.. in their report on futures, say:
''At the opening contracts showed much
strength, anu we're marked up 2G3 points.
Before trading became very active. however.
advlces OF a wdrlike character from Europe
and general weakness In stocks changed
the coul Sc of business completely, longs sell
Ing Outrapiuly, dIoDplng cost to the limit OF
numerous stop orders, which fur ther IN
creased the supply and with more or less
short selling off rings became welGnty enough
to cause break of 500 points from the
highest, with not much recovery and Just
about steady tone at the close
GALVESTON. Jan. Election Qulet but
steady; mIudling &c; net receipts 1915 bales.
gross 100; sales 4y4 bales; stock 81 81 bales
exports, TO Great Britain ,6s3 bales, coast
wise 3,SlI.
NORFOLK. Jan. 24.-Cotton steady; middling
9Ac: net receipts 2,250 bales. gross 223O:
sa es oyS bales; stock - bales: exports,
coastwise 343 bales,
FrVaE
ding ga &C; net receipts $40 bales, gross ,. so
sales none; stock 1885, bales; exports to
Great Britain l,3il bales, to the continent l65.
B0sToN. Jan. 24.-CottOn quiet, nddhng
q34c: net receipts pa bales, gross l,16i; sales
none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 24-Cotton firm; mid .
ding &c; net receipts 337 bales, gross 33I :
sales none: stock 1904 bales: EXPORTS to
Great Britain 4,Si9 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. A.-COtton quiet; mid
dlng9ssc; net receipts l.744 bales, gross IA !;
stock 10. 23S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-CottOn easy: mid
ding Sc: net receipts $3.50 bales, gross {. 55S /:
sales 5000 bales; stock 3s4.O23 bales; exports
- Great Britain 8.649 bales, TO the continent
1926.
MOBILE, Jan. A.-Cotton quiet; middling
&c; net receipts LOB nales, gross LAP; sales
800 bales; stock S6.Oa9 bales; exports coast
wise z04 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan A.-Cotton quiet but steady :;
middiDg &c; receipts 3,ls7 bales; shipments
4O9l 6ales; sales 1000 bales: stock Il9. Az
bales
AUGUSTA. Jan. 24.-Cotton quiet; mddlIng
S 5-l6c; receipts III bales; sales 1852 bales
CHARLESTON, Jan. 22.-COCLon steady; MD
ding 9Lsc; net receipts S81 bales. gross SS5 !;
safes 800 bales: stock 32,450 bales: exports
cUastwlne ~ bales.
ATLANTA. Jan, z4.-COtton dull; middllne
ID 69S;sn; recelp 22l bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-COn sOlIdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 3, 62S bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 5 ,065 bales, 10
re me- In az at
all American ports 92S,64g bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. -. noon.-wheat strong.
with good ddth aud; holders not Offering; Cali
fOrnla No. /, - 7d0is 81. Corn irm, with
fair demand. Beef, extra India mess S2s I'D .
PORK, prime mess o5s Bacon, short clear 34s
NEW IOAk. Jan. "A. noon.-tlOur quiet but
steady. Wheat higher. Corn higher. Pork
firm; mess $l2 10. Lard firm at 6 90c
Freights steady.
800 y. m.-Flonr strong, with more doing;
No. ,. 81 250sS 05, supcrnne Western and state
81 650D8 So. good to choice Western and State
80 6GGg5 IS, common to choice VIII tie wheat ex-
ira Western 81 solG5 On, fancy DO. IS 1905 %,
patent Minnesota. good 10 prime. 81 759g5 90 !:
Southern hour firm hut quiet. Wheat 1s0Dlc
higher; Nc. rel, January delivery 933zc
February 93@sCG9ic, May 961sd9715cc. Corn
lower, closing firm: No. 2, January delivery
40, February 4S44W49c, May 505z01507s &C.
Oats 4 shade higher; No. ,, January delivery
3CHtG36 &c, February and Marh both 36] . q
% Az Ia ~ oh eNosvO liOtS UuleL. COUeC.
fair Rio dull; option steady but rather quiet
SugarquIet. Molasses dull: SO test 2Oc Cot
ton seed oil-3iC03tc for crude, 40(14lc for re-
fined. Wool unchanged but dull. Pork firm :;
mess Sl2 rs for new, Si2 25(dl2 IS for old Cut
meats stronger; picked hams Toe. Middles
firm. Lard rhade higher: Western steam,
on spot S5c. January and February delivery
9 Sic, May 021a97 05c, city steam zoe.
Freights steady; cotton. per steam, ll-6Id;
wheat 4szd.
CHICAGO. Jan. A.-The wheat market had
a builIsn tone, on account of strong cables,
n fairly large decrease in the visible supply
and owing to a decline in foreign securities.
some strength has been impaired also from
reports that the winter wheat fields are bare
OF snow, and that the grain il in danger from
a hard freeze. The visible supply report ais
closed a decrease of S34. 900 bushels. Receipts
at eleven pDlAts aggregate i26 900 bushels,
while EXPORT clearings from three ports ag-
gregatcd $4,000 bushels. The market opened
nc higher than Saturday at So &c for May d.
livery rose to S5Sfc fell OF To - 0D3j3 &C. rose
again gu good buying to S5JS0DSGc. and closed
at outside hgures. Corn was moderately &C
tive and firm, due largely to strength shown
IN wheat and provisions. The shipping de-
mand showed some improvement. while re-
ceIpts con tintc to be fair. The market opened
l4c higher Than Saturday, lost the advance,
then rOrc 3.,D1oc and closed at top figures.
Oats rulcd steady, closing Il shade higher.
Provisions We're active ana strong. Shorts
purchased mess pork freely in consequence OF
light rcceipts Of live hogs, advancing the price
2Jd30c per barre declined 515(DlOc and closed
steady. Lard ami short ribs ruled firm ana
closed a shade higher